Portals in a Northern Sky
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If you could see into the past would you believe in fate?
Remember The Call of the Wild and Moby-Dick? If you had a chance to live the philosophy of Jack London and Herman Melville would you take it?
Did you know that if you wave at the sky on a clear day you will be saying hello to your descendants?
If reading a book about fate radically changed your worldview, would that be fate?
From Dallas, Texas to Talkeetna, Alaska, via the Alcan Highway, Portals in a Northern Sky explores the concept of fate. Years later in A Mile North of Good and Evil, begins a quest to embrace the essence of mortality.
Portals in a Northern Sky and A Mile North of Good and Evil will change forever the way you think about fate and the subject of death.
Remember The Call of the Wild and Moby-Dick? If you had a chance to live the philosophy of Jack London and Herman Melville would you take it?
Did you know that if you wave at the sky on a clear day you will be saying hello to your descendants?
If reading a book about fate radically changed your worldview, would that be fate?
From Dallas, Texas to Talkeetna, Alaska, via the Alcan Highway, Portals in a Northern Sky explores the concept of fate. Years later in A Mile North of Good and Evil, begins a quest to embrace the essence of mortality.
Portals in a Northern Sky and A Mile North of Good and Evil will change forever the way you think about fate and the subject of death.
Journal Entry 2 by RSanchez at Road Trip! in Road trip, -- Wild Released somewhere in USA -- USA on Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Released 8 yrs ago (8/27/2015 UTC) at Road Trip! in Road trip, -- Wild Released somewhere in USA -- USA
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September 2015 Book Release from Dallas to Alaska
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